Private equity firm Denham Capital to invest $80m in Australian biomass company Plantation Energy

20 Oct 2008

Private equity firm Denham Capital is to invest $80m in Australian biomass fuel company Plantation Energy. The investment will give Denham majority ownership of the company. Initial proceeds will go towards funding the construction of a new manufacturing plant in Albany, Western Australia, the firm said.

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Tags: biofuel, biomass, private equity

2 Responses to “Private equity firm Denham Capital to invest $80m in Australian biomass company Plantation Energy”

Ismu Prasetyo says:

5 June 2009 at 10:23 am

Dear Sir,
Can you give me the email address of Denham Capital executive officer.

We want develop biomass pellet industry in Indonesia, the preparation has been done since 2008, but we dont have capital/ fund to realize its project.

Regards,
Ismu Prasetyo
tony botsman says:

10 August 2009 at 10:46 am

Tungsten Blue Technologies and it’s affilates across Europe and Asia will shortly commence work on a scoping and modelling study on extraction of pro health bio active compounds from ‘incidental’ bio mass food streams such as apple and blackcurrant pomace, grape marc and citrus rind ahead of energy extraction from this multi million ton waste stream.

After either methane or ethanol extraction is optimsed the remaining sludge can still provide a source of Syngas and / or hydrogen via an advanced but proven Pyrolysis technology.

We would be interested in establishing contact with Denham with a view to exploring potentail over the longer term .

Tony Botsman, CEO, Tungsten Blue Technologies Ltd +441531 637 342